SHE BOYG AN

city and county of She boyg an county, Wis., on Lake Michigan at the mouth She boyg an River, 52 miles north Milwaukee, and served by the and Northwestern Railroad. A. cio us harbor and steamer connections the principal lake ports make it a of considerable commercial importance. Beside being the natural market rich agricultural section, it is an portant industrial center. The manufacturing establishments are riage factories, foundries and shops, brick yards, boiler shops, furniture and piano factories, and shoe factories. Among the notable public buildings are the ment Building County Court-House, City Hall and several imposing and busine edifices. The city is somely laid out and has an park system. There are 29 public and parish elementary @ high school, an industrial school, school for the deaf, two ublic i six newspapers and five i Pop’ tion 30,955. (modern Nablus), ancient city, Mounts Ebai and Gerizim, Pal became capital of the Samaritans in early Ohristian times called